UNWPA MEMBER
UNWPA Japan member
UNWPA Founder/President
Fusao Kitagawa
What we can do in times of turmoil starts with us. Through our volunteer work, we work to protect the needs of people and the rights of women and children around the world.
Funds for our activities are collected from our officers (members). We ask for your understanding of our activities and your continued support.
Finance and Accounting
Ayaka Hoshina
Reality is happening all over the world that is not broadcast on TV. We are doing our best to communicate the reality through UNWPA’s activities and take the first step towards eliminating social inequality. We hope that as many people as possible will understand our activities and support us.
Representation of women, children and gender equality
Asuka Hirai
The power of music that transcends borders. As a music ambassador, I am committed to helping people in need through music both domestically and internationally. We look forward to your continued support and cooperation.
Foreign Relations Representative and Chairman
Kenichiro Oku
As UNWPA ambassadors, we will do our best to help people in need at home and abroad, so we would be happy if our activities were widely recognized, and we would appreciate your support. .
General Affairs and Welfare Representative
Makoto Funakura
International Culture and Arts Representative
Kunihiro Hagiwara
Our mission is to work internationally to save lives and solve poverty and human rights issues. “Culture and art” are directly connected to the history of a country or people, and are very important things that always serve as the foundation for all people. I think the basis of this is mutual respect and harmony. This field of “culture and art” is essential for mutual understanding, and we conduct international activities to sincerely convey the importance of “culture and art” for world peace. We will continue to push forward.
international security representative
Katsuhiro Nishino
All humans are equal. Sunlight and moonlight are lights that can be enjoyed equally by all people, no matter where they go in the world. However, this “light of safety and security” is still something that only people in a very limited number of countries around the world can enjoy. There are many problems that need to be solved that are far from human rights, such as sad turmoil and wars, the disparity between rich and poor, human trafficking, abuse of vulnerable women and children, and violence against vulnerable people. The current state of the world. We hope that as many people as possible will be given the “light of safety and security” that is the lowest human right, so that they can “eat their fill and sleep in peace.” I strongly hope that it becomes a reality. I want to achieve enterprising results myself, but
increase. Always keep safety and security in mind.
Operations manager
Yasumune Nakako
special envoy
Shigeru Shiraki
consul
Masahiro Kumai
presidential secretary
Shota Kitagawa
Consul
Tetsuo Fukuda
Minister
Tatsuya Endo
Minister
Hiroshi Iwasaki
Ambassador
Akira Inoue
Minister
Miki Kajiwara